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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16

WANTED-To trade 1870 acres of good prairie
w land for house and lot in Yankton.
Address Box II. Scotland, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16

FOR SALE-A frame dwelling house with six
\ rooms, number one CELLAR, situated on
Broadwry. North Ysnkton; Eve minutes walk
from Northwestern depot; good. barn, well and
cistern. Three lots surrounded with shade
treea, all fenced. Enquire of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16
FOR Rent.

E'OR RENT-To a small family. five rooms,
a furnished or not furnished, conveniently
located TO the hnsinoss center OF Yankton. adj
dress P. o.. Box 415. Yankton. TT
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16

hoy WANTED-To work in carriage trim
- ming and upholstery business, IA to 10
years old. To learn trade il desirable. APP
at once. 7, h. CONRAD. Stone S Block.
YanAton, DE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16

EOR sALE-A solid tract Of about 500 acres
add southwest of GAINESVILLE. in Yankton ooun-
ty. Also, lots 10, IL and IL, of block /, of W.
and 3. addition to Ynnkton, being Just oppo-
ate to Judge Trips residence. Also. lot 8,
block ., L. X. Write me at Montgomery, Ala.
h. h. dHUBER.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16
II. B. WYNN, General Agent, Yanktop
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-A good girl for general house
~ work in q small family by
MRS. O. Il. TAYLOR.
Corner Sd and Capitol, Streets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16

SALT RHEUM CURED.
I was troubled with Salt Rhcum for 4 num-
Der os years, no that the akin entirely came of
one of my hands from the finger tips to the
wrist. i tried remedies and doctors presorip-
tons to nc purpose until I commenced taking
CUrICuRA RKMEDIEE. nj now l am entirely
cused. Is. 4. PARKER,
\ p S7D NOrthsmpton IT.. BoNtor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16
Sweet potatoes at "a

M. L. WooLLEY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-16
SKIN { SCALP

.Cleansed, Purified and Beautified by
the Cuticura Remedies.
For cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disfipur-
Inflammation. for curing the frat synptoms Of
Eczema, Psorinsis, Milk Crust. Scaly Head.
scrofula, and other inherited Skin and Blood
Diseases, CufICuRA. the great Skin Cure, and
and CuTIoURA Soar. and exquisite Skin Beauti.
Ter, externally and CuTICU1A R~EsoLyYNT. tho
new Blood Purifier. internally, are infaliibie,l
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
The Charts Ball.

The eighth aux ual charity ball OF the
Moutihore Society was hold In Web
I ter's Dancing Academy in the Ma.
sonic Temple last night, and was as
usual one Of the most brilliant affairs Of
the season. The music was furnished
by Albert's Orchestra, and the grand
march was led By Manuel Richenber.
ger and vito. The attendance was large,
and the majority Of the gentlemen were
In full evening dress, while the dresses
of the ladies were very elaborate.
The floor mar ayers were Il. Wolters,
Max EphrAim and NJ. Abramscn re-
ception committee, Nathan Lleberman,
s. Lazy, ID. Abramson, William Kline
and M. Faber.
There was number Of guests from
Philadelphia, and among the ladies
present were Mrs. Lieberman, IN black
silk; Mrs. Jacobs, In black satin with
lavender trimming; Mrs. Richenbergsr
in black silk; Miss Haughey, In canary
silk; Mrs. Fe!lheimer, in white silk
Miss L.eberman, of Philadelphia, II
blue cas- hmere and lace; Miss WolteIs
In black silk; Miss VanDy ce, Of Ches
ter, In white; Miss 0'Oonnor, 10 whit
and garnet; Mrs. Sinclair, In black silk
| the Misses Liebei man, In pink ant
cream cashmere; the Misses Fellheime'
OF Philadelphia, In purple and crimson
veivets with light satin fronts; Mr.
Jacobs, of Philsdelphia, in pirk cash
mere and drab velvet; Mrs. Harris, 1
black silk; Mrs. Shoemaker, Of Phils
delphia, In black silk with light sal
front, and Miss Meyer, OF Philadelphia
in black silk. Supper was terved (
midnight.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Board of Trade.

A q special meeting of The Board Of
Trade WAS held last evening, which was
we'll attended. Job II. jackson pre-.
sided, and stated that the purpose OF the
NEE ting was 10 consider the advisabi,ity
OF petitioninG the Legislature to remove
the special taxes that have been collect.
ed from both the manufacturing and
com mercial interests of the State.
The proposition was received with
favor by ell present, and upon motion
the chair was instructed to appoint a
committee OF three to draw up petit
ton or resolution to the Legislature
embodying tbs view OF the meeting.
The chair then appointed Messrs. Geo
w. Bush, Allsn Speakman aud John
+. Davis said committee. The board
then adjourned to meet at the cali o
the chairman 10 hear the report OF b,
COMMITTEES. Tho latter, with Mr., Jack
son, went TO Mr.. Bush's residence, No
705 French street, 10 prepare the re
port.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

a one as ours, reduced to
Ct cents.
We've added to the re-
duced lot two patterns hand.
some Lace Stripes at 10
cents and Ia4 cents, which
you should see. :
All our thin white goods
are in handsome assortment.
Buy your Muslins and
Sheetings now; this Is our
big muslin month, all al
wholesale prices, cut Ia
suit you. - :,
A lot of Dress Buttons,al'
colors; Brown, Blue, BLACK
and Garnet; regular prics
Ia cents per doz en-; now
two dozen for 10 cents.
VIM. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
FOURTH EDITION


feel IL my duty TO reply 70 an article
In your paper Of Tuesday Lass In regard
to III. Airy Clinton schools, and beaded
4 "Plain etstcme nt," which 10 81.
together highly colorsd, and gives IN
unfair account Of tho whole trAnsactioo.
Now, the author, who was also the al
thor Of the piece In your EAper last oat-
urday, Giving IN account Of the visit, 10
in 10 way Interested, and did not give
the item 10 your paper through any
feeling Whatever to hurt the feelings OF
Miss Miles, or her pupils, but your
regular correspondent gave II TO the
public - news, - always try TO Keep
You informed OF all that Ii going on IN
our village Now, without Wishing TO
mako . long Newspaper controversy,
bat In justice 10 Miss Henry, teacher OF
NJ Airy school, / feel II my duty 70
reply to said article In your issue Of
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The facts are - follows: On Thurs
day, Jan. eth, st the morning session
OF the &C hool, Miss Henry proposed 70
hor pupils 70 pay visit TO some school,
thinking Il would be somethins new
and create IN interest. and she asked
their parents In regard 70 1t and report
the following day. The children hAv
ing obtained the permiBslon OF tneii
parents, Miss Henry wrote 70 Mis.
| Miles telling her OF the proposition. and
ct the same time mentioned that u sat-
isfactory they would have speiiip
match By sides. She had not drilled
her pupils. neither had she told them Of
the spelling part, bat 1t Was simply Y
be visit on Saturday. Feb. 9th. MIN
Henry received . reply from Mis'
Miles, agreeing to the visit and match
which vas communicated TO the chill
dren on Monday, Feb. 1th. and settins
the following Friday, Feb. 18th, a. TIT
time. 40 YOU will see that Miss Miles
being awAre Of the visit and match
had the Same time to prepare that thu
children OF Mt. Airy had.
Miss Henry did each day during tn
week for . spelling lesson have . re
view Of all that the children had gon
over, which OF course seems no NOR
than natural. AS 10 advantages,
there were any, Clinton school certain,
had them, Ns they were ~ homo Will
MtAiry were visitors, and their teache
gave the words out twics out OF tn
three times. The match and visit va
OF . friendly character, and Miss Henry
, for her pupils, invited Clinton school
return tho visit, thus giving them IN OF
, rortunity to drill ifthey wished ~hic
WAS agreed to, but siace the article
last Saturday, published In your pape
they have refused 10 come. which 10
be regretted. As Miss Henry or hi
,. pupils are in no way responsible Il
said article, rs II went in the regulI
channel, namely, IS news gathered ;
your regular correspondent.
: This 10 plain and true statement
the whole affair, and as ! said befo
by one who 10 entirely uninh rested
any particular whatever. With mall
toward meme, but love to all, l rema
yours etc..
CBNTREvILLE CORRESPONDENT.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market st''

In the rush and hurry Of
Christmas trade, we over
looked our Silk Umbrellas;
everybody said Glorias were
the thing, and OF course we
sold Glorias, yet Silk I'm
brellas are good and dressy,
an every way nice umbrella
for either lady or gentleman,
the abuse Of them oftener
|giving them a harder name
than they deserve. Ours
we're bought especially for
Christmas, and we didn't
sell them-now we're going
lto-and this whole Christ
mas lot left over goes down
one-half and one-t hir d.
There's many beautiful han.
Idles, stylish handles and
meat handles of different
woods and ivory; all with
paragon frames-some o
the silk better than others
1 but the lot making a very de
sirable bargain chance TO
j you-Silk Umbrellas don
have to be used in Christ
; lmas times.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

The balance of all our
quilted satin and cloth skirts
we would rather sell at q
loss than pack away-they
were late coming and late
going, but the styles and
Qualities are good.
8 Grey Cloth Skirts. braid
ed and pinked in blue and
red, rs cents; reduced to so
cents.
E Grey Cloth Skirts,
trimmed with pleating and
bias folds, $I.25 down to 81.
| 6 Black Sateen Quilted
ISkirts, $3.50 down to 81.
i S Cloth Skirts, Trimmed
with Floating and Braid, S.
ldoWn to SI.5o.
Il S Quilted Satin Bottom
land Cloth Top, - down to
Isl 50.
u 6 Quilted Satin Bottom
!, land Sateen Top, So down to
'.IS2.25.
u S Quilted Satin Bottom,
Finished with P.eating and
,iISateen Tops, 50 down to So,
81 2 Quilted Satin Bottom,
q Felt Tops, IS down to 81
;s 7 Black Serge Skirts
=, Pleased Bottom with Bias
:, Fold, at SAYS down to $3.50
m A novelty in Madras Gross
! lStripes Tor window and hal
rel window curtains-N avy
. Garnet and Bronze comb
ID I'd pations-low tones nice foi
Of chamber curtains, IS cents
k. We've routed out anothe
70. lot of Huckaback Towels
all red borders they viii
ed get out of our sight if no
ny y.Ipromptly handled; there
est too many in the lot-but
gocd, generous towel, a.
Pure Linen, 25-ineh wide
81 4S.inch long, as cents fror
l3I cents.
Il Barnsley loom Damas
lay Table Linen, nearly tw
yards wide-heavy weigh
|splendid styles and fnel
, US. finished in double damas
tolf9ures-a most exceller
her |of1erlng-a buyers beneh
! ts sd IS cents down to so cent
real An ordinary plaid line
'Np would cost you the same
think OF the difference.
oye) Remnants of Table Line,
I ais piled on the end of IL
an, and counter; look them owe
who III to 3 yards in each.
Fancy Turkish Towels
Plnks, Blues and Bronz
the tor tides and scarfs.
sIe1s Plaid Muslins--over a.ot
!, 6 ass|yards sold in a week.--cs
you fad elsewhere as goe
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
tale of Horses and Mules

Messrs Jester & Mcdaniel will sell al
public sale, at their stables, No. 4l9 West
Front st Get, to morrow afternoon, thirty
two head of horses and eight large mules
They represent That these horses and
mules were selected expressly for this
market, and that they are as line as any
ever brought to our city. Persons who
wish to purchase should call and exam
inc them and make their selections before
The sale begins.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

rrsd Keiple. Stale Nos. 81 and IS,
Second street market, never gets left ON
show bsef day, but alwsys tnrns up
smiling with the best bsef In thai
market
The sliced mp steef that he y exhibit
|ius on his stAIi, wehiehsd Z, 700 pounds,
was only four years old, and Vas iea
by Mr.. Wright. neAr ChsistianAs ono OF
TIA hat fesders In New Castle county,
There In no better beef in the market,
and IL vii be sold cheap. Don's forget
stnlls Nos. 81 and as Second STREE
Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Lew Court,

Another session of the Levy Court was
held his morning with chairman Grub
presiding. Mr.. Wier offered a resolution,
which was adopted, instructing John II.
Rodney, Esq, the attorney Of the Court,
to prepare an act to be presented to the
Legislature, providing that Every railroad
in this county shall be required to place
safty ates at each grade crossing wher
required to do so by the Levy Court.
There was very little other business
transacted and at IL O'Clock the Cour'
| took recess until 1.30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

Arrested and DISCHARGED.

Charles Dalson ard PurDell LIE wis
were BTres ted On TEesGas iast On suspi-
cion Of having 90 ire to the sJcre OF D..
M Ahearn, o. Black bird, on Monday
Dielt but after q hearing before
'sq1.re Bratror, they were discharged,
.as they proved rotty COZ clusiVely that
they were not n ar The store when the
col e aeIstion oconrred. The store Was
also pdrDed Gown about two years ago,
ard the loss ia quite seriously felt BY
MF A,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Nun Leaves tho CIoister.

NEWARK, Ohio, Feb. lit has just
been discovered that Sister Genevieve
the Superior Of the convent attached tt
the St. Francis de Sales of this city
has left the institution and gore TO hel
friends. The cause is saia to be disa
1reements and dissatisfaction. She hat
been nun for twenty years. Her rea
name Is Mary Hewitt, and she is sup
posed to BE- IL Chillicuthe.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
ID EaISTEk's OkDEn.
II, KBaIernR's O1vIcn,
NEW CAsTLr COUNTY, DnL-,

NEW CAsrLx OouHTr, DnL.,
January u, 1871. \
Upon the application Of the SECURITY
rRtJSr And SAFE DEPUSiT OUMPANY,
Executor of MARTHA CAMPbELL.. iets
al Wilmington Hundred, in said county, do.
ceased. IL is ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters TestAnen'
tary, upon the estate OF the az.
eased, with tho date OF granting thefeof,
by causing advertisements 70 % posted
within forty days from the date o.
such letters In six OF tho most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring AL
persons having demands against the estate
10 preeent tho Same, or abide ~ an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided
and also cause the same 70 be Inserted
within tho same period In the iNtly
RypUnLIcAr. 4 newspaper published in VII
mington, and 70 DO continaed therein thfes
weeks (eod).
() Given undcr tho hand ard see
La. SofOrice of the Register Aforesaid
wilmington In New CRstlt
| county aforesaid, the day and year allow
wfitten. ] jim X, BRADkORD,
Register.
NorIcr.-Ali persons having claims AgAins
| tho estate Of the deceased must present IN
same. duly attcsted to the Executor
on or before JEuua-y list, lsss, 9
abide tho Act Of Assembly In such case mad
and provided.
SECURITY SAFE and TRUST DEPOSIT
COMPANY, Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. 2s'1Sw-eod'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Selling Out ut and Below Cost,

Michael Grady, intending to remove
FROM No. A WesC Second street, TO 234
King street, viii sell his stock Of Rub.
bers below cost. and mems boots and
shoes at cost. His stock Is all new and
first class. All are invited to call who
wish bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
The Camden Horaa Thieves

Yves ey G. Orcott of Camden, N. j.,
aud John Most of Media, Pa, were the
a horse from Mr.. Hare of Camden.
Trey are still ia Elklon jail, and the
mare is In MIR. Whilenan's stable, on
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Cadet yorps. Attention.

The q A r Cadet Corps Will meet
in DUPONT Poet parlor, Tenth and Mar
ket streeta, on SATURDAY eyening at 80
sharp. BY order OF Board OF ManagsIs.
j. S LlTzEEHERG Sec'y
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Municipal Court c asses.

Henry A Zebley was charged with as
sault and battery by his sister Josephine
Huntley at This mornings St ss!on OF the
Municipal Court The Judge fined him
IS ard costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

"He is we'll paid tbst is well satis
fed That 10 what happy man Up
town said when he threw away his
empty bottle after he had cured his
cold with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, tht
favnrita
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Mary Ande"'l

Mount HOLLY, ~
condition of d lrJ " 4
woman who was y
| BARLEY Peak, sho'fs1
to day, and the tt' w
clinatiou to relate u,
| etances that soua v
light ON the s1bjeo! CIV, !,
| the cause OF the a''. \
less she raj les Ii !, y
4 secret will be spos ',,.|
1 tue accusation ss'nI1|
not be Iudt ced 10 M
| the story. El'ly ns]
! a sinking spell Sr =. n
| feared would re, nl'ss]
covered, and ioi =.
| brighter. A. pre- s..sl
q clear i'a ~,
far from enc0u'sfI
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Masquerade Ball

The Wilmington Turngemeinde will
have grand masquerade ball, at German
Hall this evening, and those who attend
will be sure of having a pleasant time.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Eth EDT|l

Dots. N
res-story brict :,
Madison street, /, ads.,sss(
A nne hot lunch man,.
ing 81 Lesg's, ga k iDs y.
VIM. Lednum Of Ms ,a
remove 70 this city o. Ms ts.s.
4. z .,L... Rose Mango 0, ~
y visiting friends in d sisss
vLsse's 10 the plac. "a ~
ia King street. ""'
nrs; Charles sho.u,,. !
dslphiA u visiting h..
Manuel RIchenbe ~ WI
Tho steamer Major by
sume her trips reIt W.
Salem, N. j.. aud PoIl 49,
John Doolsy si,l stu.H
sthletic exhibition 4 .' n. \!
on Saturday evening. "a, n.
Mr.. Proctor hss b,a 49,
die power electric ll,b,p 4
Academy Of Music. -N' u
Jamss A. Kelly Ia, h, i
Rlaced in his store, !,
Tenth aud shiplt, s,,.. ~
Parker has . U unb.,s h
male csnaries, which IA i
reasonable prioss, al NJ
ond street.
Tho Painters A.s,n,,
TX OF L will hold ! my
thsir hall In the Nice A.,
morrow evening.
IA horse that has ben,
Thomas N. Chancle, y
Tor the past thirty ye.n
two ago.
Do not overlook the M.
the Adams bliliius -
ing, under tina hn.n,c.
@. A. Il.
George Staib ofi,r IA,
with . small truck farm
Silver Mans On, On h,
Pike.
Thomas Lavender, !
Hondrsd, has pufch,,
farm OF los acsee In Cess
for IS. 600.
The great show Of b.s
February will commelu
and this evening The
houses will Do iilanin lu
l. Mrs. j. II. George, Vi
Gtorge, OF New Cas.ls i
day morning, after a III,
ing two small chi.dreu.
Ruel Healer Is srnir
tack OF sickness and MI
house, corner o. Seed
stroets, ard Is unaei i
Ley ton b. Smith hi
badly lacerated q isy
o. ching It In . mil.uI
shops OF the P. W. ali
Ipany.
| The steamer Bntin
put 10 comp etc order VI
,ume her trips bsise,
philadelphia IN cg.lsa
Wilmington.
Mr.. Frederick 6. Eo:.a
and Miss Maggie N. Ana
IOxford, Pa, " re mlns
lat Faggs' Manor CAgi
Polk.
Il The Wilmin lton I'M
have thirty-nye heat 4
not hardly a ,tkxz
their rapidly incfesillT
presen Mt stable is lATs
and light.
Harry Parker, ibs -
turer, No. is Eat TIN
ling the partition ION dsq
in the r, ar OF bis prexii
IL 60 as To accommodate
business.
II. Pstbuiy, proprl
son House, a. Nst
lChurnside OF That PIN
msllet to be used Ia
lap. Mr.. c. AS q
host Of The u
II msllet that v eisheii
, three foot handle ios
ave to six inches 10 -
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
WAR tforsts Ia

FITTsBURG Pa, fs|
Gle Telegraph pablss]
dele this aitern0gn ~
nat two monlhs ai'i1
iishmen came ovtf ~
have since been da
Pennsylvsnls, 0siOi
lucky, engaged IL U
horses. These nEn
secret agents sent sa]
| govern ment 10 secun
| the event OF war N1
necess airy in the stas1
that they shonld V y
sound, end able y y
hardship. II 10 -
horses thxt were ~
\ direct to Detroit. aDs
| 10 Capada,and lha; ",
uumber OF horses hsh1
| from this county al
/ DETROIT, Mich , ~
l Of Customs Csmpiua1
| passed through ber,,,
| in the dispatch from !,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

ankle swollen limbs, stir neck, or any
pain or ache, IL you hut use that sover.
eiRn remedy, Salvation Oh, the greatest
cure Oh earth for pain. Price 25 cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

firmfug the efhoAcy OF 81. Jacobs Cil ana i0
permanent cures, are siven below.
Prom an Indian n issl0nary, March. 80.
st. A,phonsus Church. Giens Falls. Ny.
I am kept In bed ~ rhenmatism' Grip
lingie apple ,tion eased the pain ana
gave com 'i XIV. L. N. 81. oNGE,P.
Prom Same Years LAfeT-PeE man entity
Cured.
Glen's Falls. n. ". Oct. %. 1883:
Everything failed TO relieve me until
tried ST. Jacobs Z ~ One application Is
serv few applications reduced the SWELL
kEv. L ST. ONCE, p. +.
From q L eadtpg Lawyer-Aprii, 1851
Cured.
The sworn statement Of David strouse,
81 had severe rheumatism IL arm, hand,
leg and foot. used bottle of 81. Jacobs
on and obtained u lure
From same 4 Years Later-Permaneut.
New Haven. Ct, Nov. l, 1885.
had severe rhtumatisns, which dis
ahied me and one bottle of 81. Jacobs Oil
cured me. consider good thing,
from One Attended Like Chi d May,
! 1859.
kramer, Snyder Co, Peuns.
had rheumatism So badly they tended
M, like a child used TWO bottles of st.
Jacohs o. and AM now a. well as ever.
JOHN FIELD.
From Same Years Later-No Return
| Kramer, shy den Co.. Pa. Nov. S. 1855.
My johns and limbs were contracted ans
swollen Two bottles OF 1T. Jacobs Oi
entirely ersdicat.d the disease. To-da,
am stont, hearty man JOHN FIELD.
1.-THE CHARLES A, VOGELEE 90. Bal
timore. hid.
81 All persons UatSa s.. Jacobs Oh
Red star Cough Uure. will b sending .
cent stamp and 8 history of their case, re
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
DIED.

NJ OK Er DRlCK On the le,h inst, james
mcKerdrick.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully in
vi.ej to attend TIE funefal rom Iis late
residence, Union street and Gtlpin avenue,
on Sunday afternoon. Services at the
hogse at z O'Clock. InterEent 1T Mt. Salem
Cemetery.
Afl lotion sore long time he bore,
Phy-ltian4 we're ia V in,
TN God a. last Oil call him home,
And e.se Lin Of mis- psln.
''2est in peaoe."
| Philadelphia papefs please copy.
IhOBlNs N-Os the 18th OF February,
| Ellen RohlLsou, az : 70 years.
| Relatives ana hi nos afh respectfully in
l vitef 20 attend the fangral fr0u the real
/! dol cs of her sonir-law, Jto.uas Curlttt,
| no. AIS vBnl,uroD rect, en- sunday aft. r
noon at 2 O'Clock lnteTment at MT. Salem
Cemetery
MYERS On THURSDAY, FEB. II, 1857. VI @
| May, only enid OF Henry an sad,
1 Mysrs, ia her ysar
Re stives and f-Ie ds arc 70 peetfully in
yited to attend tire fuAersl IRON tho es
laence q her parent, =, 500 J Heron stfoet
on sunday sfte. noon at : e'cio-k. Scrgic
at tho house
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Ioog.noreiD'''.'

NEW YohK si,til
Union No. 2 10 ! ,sl1
and there was . n
| troversy upon upD
| memb beers Of the so'aJ
| m tilted by tDe .u,, a
! they could SEEM c,ilS \
| ter whether ~ w,' "a
| and " no are ~ ~
l %eg T,' s'IIr.InIs1
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
Tna WoMi.nf

T1-morrow promises to be cloudy to
clearing and slightly colder. Sunday
fair wi b rather lower ten perature.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
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Atatss on the TenlDerAtus

stapo Oh the Temperature
at tie ERrUgLJCAF office IA the shAdi
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

OST-bN THE 18th IN ST., IN COL NC
~ from 9th and French to Wasn't ing ton,
10 TIN, TO Madison, an op sn-face gold Swiss
watch; inisitls ]. e. m. on back. A suits 10
reward II LETT at o13 Shipley strest. IL
XXYANTED-. BOARD by A GENTLE.
w man and wife. Answer a. once, Is,
eco 4. 4th street. 1t
yETANTED-A Buy AT AlNSCOW'S,
w O' Shipley street, fis-at I
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
N. B. DANFORTH

MO ore should neglect cough or a cold,
~ ne matter how slight, for an hour.
HASSON' COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR
never fails In curing the worst cases OF
coughs. Colds, hoarseness, Sore Throat,
BroDca tits, Group, Asthma and Chronic
CaTtarrhs.
FOR sale by rs. smith, corner Delaware
avenue and DUPONT street; J. J. Gallagher
Bro, 1903 and 1904 Market street; y. W
Fem, 2b and III West 9Th street; L. H.
UartmelI. cernsE 9Th and Madison streets,
T. I. Dilworth, Northwest corner 2nd and
Jefferson streets, Wilmington, Dol tl3-et
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
S;JAcoB OIL
FOB RHEUld ArIsN.

After lapse Of ysArs statements con.
nrmieg The sficacy ofSt. Jacobs Oil and III
permanent cures, are given below.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-18

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